Sentence examples for remained hindered from inspiring English sources

John T. Chambers, Cisco's president and chief executive, said in a conference call that the company had gained market share from its smaller rivals but remained hindered by a shrinking industry.

The Democrats refusal to commit to the White House suggestion indicated that the party remained hindered by internal disagreement over how to move forward with health care legislation and what that legislation should look like.

Bosnia's ambitions remain hindered by internal division and discord.

For states like Illinois that remain hindered by increasing debt, this kind of reform will be slow to come, if at all, because the money just isn't there.

By UNICEF Mali Although adult prevalence of HIV in Mali has dropped sharply in the last decade, more effective prevention and treatment programmes remain hindered by social stigma and underfunding.

However, a number of engineering challenges remain hindering the technology from industrial application for large-scale production of biofuels and chemicals.

Though the trust provided an action plan to address the issues raised, the pace of change remained slow, hindered by the continued lack of leadership in the department, the latest report said.

In the wider health centres, however, mechanisms of administrative accountability remained weak, hindered by poor data collection and under capacitated leadership.

The remaining vessels, hindered by rough weather and damaged rigging, were separated.

It is likely that, despite the removal of hydroxycinnamoyl groups from arabinosyl groups, the arabinosylation of the xylan backbone remained to hinder monomerization of arabinoxylan to xylose.

However, there are technical and economic challenges, such as long term reliability and rework capability, that remain to hinder the universal implementation of lead-free materials.